Cobblers is a beautifully presented and refurbished period cottage, finished to an exceptionally high standard. Thoughtfully renovated throughout, this turnkey home blends character and charm with modern comfort, stylish interiors and generous living accommodation over two floors. Every detail of the house, from the restored elm floors to the bespoke fitted wardrobes and contemporary kitchen, has been considered to create a home of quality and style.

All main receptions rooms can be accessed off of a light and welcoming entrance hall. The sitting room is generous and full of character, with wide-plank oak flooring, deep skirting boards and a wood burner creating a warm and elegant focal point.

At the heart of the house lies the stunning kitchen, breakfast and dining area, beautifully refitted with a flagstone floor, offering a seamless space for everyday living and entertaining. Practicality is well catered for too, with a well-planned utility room, guest cloakroom/WC and a separate study with a bespoke fitted desk, cupboards and wine rack.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is beautifully finished and features its own, well designed en-suite. A further bedroom offers excellent accommodation and another is fitted with bespoke, wall-to-wall wardrobes. The family bathroom has been thoughtfully redesigned, with a raised ceiling and stylish contemporary fittings creating a bright and elegant space. Every detail has been considered, from bespoke joinery to high-quality finishes, ensuring comfort and practicality throughout.

In the garden there is a spacious and detached WFH office or further bedroom with under floor heating and a wood burner in the corner.

Tucked away in the heart of the village of King’s Sutton, the property is perfectly placed for village living at its best. The church, local pub, playing field and village shop are all around the corner, while open countryside lies on the doorstep for those who enjoy walking or cycling.

For commuters, the mainline station is a short stroll away, providing direct connections to London, Oxford, and Birmingham.